What are the responsibilities and job description for the Case Management Director position at Fourth Street Clinic?
Our Why
Fourth Street Clinic helps Utahns experiencing homelessness improve their health and quality of life by providing high-quality, integrated healthcare. Our team is passionate, collaborative, and deeply committed to health equity and human dignity.
What You’ll Lead
As Case Management Director, you’ll set the clinical and operational direction for our Case Management program—making sure services are consistent, high-quality, and grounded in trauma-informed, harm-reduction, whole-person care. You’ll coach supervisors, align practice standards, track quality/performance outcomes, and keep teams connected across clinic, outreach, and community settings—while staying compliant with organizational and regulatory requirements.
Required
- Master’s in Social Work, Mental Health Counseling, or related field
- Active Utah licensure (LCSW, CSW, ACMHC, or CMHC)
- 5 years medical and/or behavioral health case management (or related)
- 5 years leadership experience; able to supervise supervisors/managers
- Experience with high-acuity, medically complex populations and homelessness/behavioral health/SUD
- EHR proficiency; strong communication, conflict resolution, and change leadership
- Trauma-informed, harm-reduction, health equity commitment
- Valid UT driver’s license insurability
Ready to lead with heart and systems-thinking? Apply today.
A Typical Weekday
You’ll be onsite Monday–Friday, 8:00–5:00, starting with a quick pulse-check on program metrics and any overnight updates from outreach. Your day blends big-picture planning with real-time support: huddles with Case Management Supervisors, quick consults with multidisciplinary partners, and purposeful check-ins that keep communication smooth across clinic and community sites.
Between meetings, you’ll review dashboards and documentation patterns, spot trends, and tee up practical improvements the team can actually use. Expect a steady rhythm of collaboration—problem-solving barriers to care, keeping workflows steady during change, and making sure the program stays mission-aligned and audit-ready. By day’s end, you’ll have moved both people and systems forward (and probably answered a few “quick questions” that weren’t quick).
The Good Stuff
- Competitive salary: Starting at $105,000 DOE
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 100% employer-paid health insurance for the employee; 80% dependent premium paid
- 401(k) (eligible after 90 days)
- Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
- Generous Paid Time Off and Paid Holiday schedule
- Options across comprehensive benefit packages options, including Disability, Life, ER Paid Life, Accident, Hospital, Critical Illness.
Must be able to pass a background check, including fingerprints.
Salary : $105,000